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The U.S. Army Research, Development and

Engineering Command

Mr. Jyuji Hewitt

Executive Deputy to the Commanding General

31 January 2017

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Key Points

RDECOM will ensure S&T materiel readiness for 2040 and beyond

• U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM) is the Army’s

premier organization for science, technology and engineering

• Support to the Warfighter is our #1 priority …we support current operations and shape

capabilities for the deep future

• We ensure the decisive edge for our Army, joint partners and Nation

• We are operationalizing RDECOM - aligning S&T funding to requirements

• We optimize S&T; employing system of systems practices as well as modernization

• Partnerships with industry, academia, DoD labs, and our Allies are essential



Did You Know…

RDECOM will continue to leverage innovation to provide decisive overmatch

U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command …

• Executes 74% the Army S&T budget

• Employs 13,800 civilians, direct contractors and military, 11,000 of which are scientists

and engineers

• Has over 515 active CRADA agreements with industry and academia

• Supports life-cycle engineering… the “E” in RDECOM

• Provides an integrated cradle-to-grave resource for the development

of new systems and the life extension of legacy systems

• Has 9 International Technology Centers and partnerships

with 27 nations

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIEDUNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

U.S. Army Commands (ACOMs)

Ensuring Army Combat Readiness

Equipping and Sustaining

Organizing and Manning

U.S. ArmyMateriel Command

U.S. Army Forces Command

Prevent: The Army prevents conflict by maintaining credibility based on capacity, readiness and modernization

Shape: The Army shapes the environment by sustaining strong relationships with other Armies, building their capacity, and facilitating strategic access

Win: If prevention fails, the Army rapidly applies its combined arms capabilities to dominate the environment and win decisively

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Training and Doctrine

U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

U.S. Army Materiel Command

AMC – Sustaining the Strength of the Nation!

MISSION

Army Materiel Command Develops and Delivers

Materiel Readiness Solutions to Ensure

Globally Dominant Land Force Capabilities

VISION

Army Materiel Command is Operationalized as the

Army’s Materiel Integrator, Synchronizing Capabilities

and Resources to Ensure Army Readiness

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AMC Strategic Priorities

Our Army – America’s Force of Decisive Action

• Readiness

(Current Fight)

• Future Army

(Future Fight)

• Take Care of the Troops

(Always)

• Taking Care of Our Soldiers,

Civilians, and their Families

• Developing Capabilities to

Counter Emerging Threats

• Meaningful Acquisition Reform

CSA Strategic Priorities

SecArmy Top Priorities

CG, AMC Strategic Priorities

• Strategic Readiness: AMC

Operationalizes its Essential

Functions at the Tactical,

Operational, and Strategic Levels

to Assure Sustainable Readiness

• Future Force: AMC is Postured at

Echelon to Synchronize and

Integrate S&T and R&D to Defeat

any Adversary

• Soldiers and People: AMC

Ensures Logistics Corps Soldiers

and the Civilian Workforce are

Trained and Ready to Execute

Doctrinal and Directed Missions

in Support of Army Priorities and

Missions



How We Fit

Synchronizing programs and requirements

MG Cedric T. Wins

CG RDECOM

GEN David G. Perkins,

CG TRADOC

Ms. Steffanie Easter,

ASA(ALT) & AAE

GEN Gustave F. Perna,

CG AMC



RDECOM Vision and Mission

Vision

To be the Army's enabling command in

the development and delivery of capabilities

that unburden, empower, and protect

the Warfighter.

Mission

Provide innovative research, development

and engineering to produce capabilities that

provide decisive overmatch to the Army

against the complexities of the current and

future operating environments in support of

the Joint Warfighter and the Nation.



Army S&T Performing Organizations

RDECOM is a critical component of the Army S&T enterprise

Army

Materiel Command

INFRASTRUCTURE/

ENVIRONMENTALPERSONNEL

HQDA, G-1 Personnel

MEDICAL

Army Medical

Command

Army Corps of

Engineers

STRATEGIC MISSILE

DEFENSE

Army Space

and Missile

Defense Command

TEST AND

EVALUATION

Army Test and Evaluation

Command

Medical Research

Materiel CommandArmy Research Institute Future Warfare Center

Capability Development

Engineer Research and

Development CenterAberdeen Test Center

MATERIEL

Army Research

Laboratory

Armament

Research, Development

and Engineering Center

Aviation and Missile



Communications-

Electronics



Edgewood Chemical

Biological Center

Natick Soldier



Tank Automotive



Army Research,

Development and

Engineering Command

ADCON ADCON ADCON

Americas

RDECOM Forward

Element

Santiago, Chile

Atlantic

RDECOM Forward

Element

London, England Tokyo, Japan

Pacific

RDECOM Forward

Element



What We Do

Delivering capabilities for the Army, joint warfighters, and our Nation

• Airframe Structures

• Rotors & Rotor

Systems

• Sensors and Seekers

• Guidance, Navigation,

and Control

• Propulsion

• Counter-UAS

• Visualization

• Anti-Access/

Area Denial

• Missile Defense

• Munitions Systems &

Technologies

• Integrated Weapon

Systems

• Energetics, Warheads

& Manufacturing

• Guidance, Navigation

& Control

• Fuze & Precision

Armament Technology

• Cross Domain Fires

• Extramural Basic

Research

• Computational

Sciences

• Materials Research

• Sciences-for-Maneuver

• Information Sciences

• Sciences for Lethality

and Protection

• Human Sciences

• Assessment & Analysis

• Advanced Computing &

Big Data

• Agile Manufacturing

• Synthetic Biology

• Mission Command

• Tactical and

Deployed Power

• Tactical Cyberspace

Operations

• Electronic Warfare

• Intelligence,

Surveillance,

Reconnaissance

and Targeting

• Network

• Prioritize Position

Navigation and

Timing (PNT)

• Chemistry and

Biological Sciences

• CB Agent Handling

and Surety

• CBRNE Materiel

Acquisition

• CBRNE Analysis

and Testing

• CBRNE Munitions and

Field Operations

• Advanced/Multifunctional

Materials

• Biomechanics

• Cognitive & Behavioral

Sciences

• Food Science

• Geographic/Precision

Guided Systems

• Soldier Performance

Optimization

• Biological Technology

• Neuro-cognition

• Ground Vehicle

Survivability

• Autonomy-Enabled

Systems

• Vehicle Electronic

Architecture

• Ground System Software

• Ground Vehicle Power

& Mobility

• Robotics/Autonomous

Systems

• Combat Vehicles

• Advanced Protection

Systems



Where We Are – CONUS

National reach of supporting locations enables development of materiel solutions

RDECOM, NTC

Support, Ft. Irwin, CA

RDECOM, III CORPS

Ft Hood, TX

AMRDEC

Moffett Field, CA

UARC, ICB, ARL

Santa Barbara, CA

UARC, ICT, ARL

Los Angeles, CA

ARL, White Sands

Missile Range, NM

TARDEC & RDECOM–AMERICAS, USARNORTH/

USARSOUTH, Ft. Sam Houston, TX

RDECOM, JRTC Support

Ft. Polk, LA

ARDEC & ECBC

Rock Island, IL

ARDEC

Waterviet, NY

UARC, ISN, ARL

Boston, MA

CERDEC

Lakehurst, NJ

RDECOM FAST HQ’s, ARL,

PIF, & ARDEC APG, MD

RDECOM, USSOCOM & USCENTCOM

Support MacDill AFB, FL

CERDEC

Ft. Belvoir, VA

CERDEC

Ft. A.P. Hill, VA

RDECOM, USSOUTHCOM

Support, Miami, FL

ARL

Orlando, FL

AMRDEC

Hampton, VA

AMRDEC

Ft. Eustis, VA

RDECOM, XVIII ABN

Corp & USASOC Support

Ft. Bragg, NC

ARL, Raleigh–

Durham, NC

RDECOM, ARCENT

Support Shaw AFB, SC

ECBC

Life Sciences Division

Dugway Proving Ground, UT

ECBC

Pine Bluff Arsenal, AR

TARDEC w/ PIF

Warren, MI

NSRDEC w/ PIF

Natick, MA

ARDEC w/ PIF

Picatinny, NJ

ECBC w/ PIF

APG-EA, MDARL, Adelphi, MD

AMRDEC w/ PIF

Redstone Arsenal, AL

CERDEC, APG, MD

APG, MD

ARL West

University of Southern

California

AMRDEC & CERDEC

Ft. Carson, CO



Where We Are – OCONUS

Driving innovation around the world with our allies and partners

Engagement Warfighter SupportTechnology Search

LEGEND

FAST ADVISORS

RDECOM

ITC

RDECOM–Americas

RDECOM–Atlantic

RDECOM–Pacific

PROPOSED

USAREUR/7th ARMYHeidelberg, GE

JMTCGrafenwohr, GE

USFK/8th ARMYSeoul, ROK

FAST ADVISOR 5-

JAPAN

INDIA USPACOM/

USARPACOahu, HI

ALCOM/USARAKAnchorage, AK

USARAFRICAVicenza, IT

USAFRICOMStuttgart, GE

USEUCOMStuttgart, GE

RDECOM–ATLANTIC &

ITC ATLANTIC

(UNITED KINGDOM)ITC GERMANY RDECOM–PACIFIC &

ITC PACIFIC (JAPAN)

ITC FRANCE ITC PACIFIC-

SINGAPORE

ITC PACIFIC-

AUSTRALIA

RDECOM–AMERICAS &

ITC AMERICAS (CHILE)

ITC AMERICAS-ARGENTINA

ITC AMERICAS-CANADAJMRCHohenfels, GE

SOUTH AFRICA ISRAEL



The RDECOM Business Model

Engineering throughout the lifecycle is critical

RDECOM/

ASAALT/

DASART/

AMC

RDECOM

TRADOC

(Requirements)

ICDs / CDDs / CPDsWFOs / CNA

ASA(ALT) PEO / PMs AMC LCMCsRDECOM

Research (6.1–6.2)

• Human Sciences

• Sciences for Lethality

and Protection

• Information Sciences

• Sciences for Maneuver

Technology

Development

(6.2–6.3)

• Cyber Security and

Operations

• Integrated Soldier Protection

• Autonomy-Enabled

Formations

Engineering

(6.4–6.6)

• Systems Engineering

• Software Engineering

• Survivability / Lethality

Engineering

• Prototyping, Modeling /

Simulation

LCMCs and Depots

COCOMS / Field (6.7)

• RDECOM LNOs Embedded

with COCOMS RFAST)

• Engineering Support for

TDP’s to Depots

• Prototype Engineering

Solutions for Overhaul

And Rebuild

Operations

&

Support

Production &

Deployment

Engineering &

Manufacturing

Development

Technology

Development

Materiel

Solution

Analysis

Research &

Engineering

MS-A MS-B MS-C

IOC FOCMDDBasic

Research Sustainment

De

ep

Fu

ture

Mo

de

rniz

ati

on

Science & Technology Development Program Engineering & Acquisition Sustainment Engineering

RDECs

RDEC Matrixed

Engineers to

PEO / PMs

ARL

LCMCs

ARL / RDEC LNOs Embedded

in TRADOC COEs/ Other

Organizations



Support To The Nation And Allied Partners

Delivering capabilities to meet National and joint requirements

Hosted NATO Main Battle Tank (MBT) summit

Building opportunities with Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia and Bangladesh

Technical Evaluation of the Sparrow Mechanical Mine Clearing System for Humanitarian Missions

Megacities

Subterranean

Cyber

Ebola and Zika Response

U.S./South Africa Master RDT&E Agreement

Rapid Fabrication System Field Testing, Fort Bliss, TX

60mm Mortar Round Counter (MRC) Limited Military User Assessment

Cyber S&T Materiel Strategy, network analysis and risk reduction

Initial field testing of the vehicle-mounted forward-looking (GPR) at Yuma Proving Ground

Deployed Humanitarian tools to Guadalcanal for Field Evaluation Operations

Integrated Lab Network Exercise, with the Department of Homeland Defense

Supporting AFRICOM and EUCOM with Emerging Technologies

Traumatic Brain Injury Research for the NFL

Soldier

Performance

and Human

Optimization

Autonomy

Rapid Prototyping: UH60V, MML, Hydrolysis, and BAT Trainer

Counter UAS support to the White House

Mine Clearance in Afghanistan and Cambodia

POTUS Manufacturing Innovation Institutes (MII)

Shipment of two mobile Chemical and Radiological Laboratories to the Czech Republic

Future IFV

Autonomous Vehicle Collaboration with Singapore

National Geographic: Featuring the science behind military rations



Support to the Army – Current and Future

Nanotechnology Intelligent SystemsHuman Performance

Optimization

Biotechnology

Autonomous Systems

Protecting the Network

Cyber Research

Position Navigation and Timing

(PNT) Technologies in Anti-

Access/Area Denial

Environments

Advanced Energetics

Exploitation of Quantum

Effects

Beyond Novel Materials

Chemical and Biological

Defense

Neuro-cognition

Research conducted and delivered to support Army priorities



Schedule

Tuesday Afternoon:

R&D Community of Interest

Research, Development and Engineering Commend (RDECOM)

Army Research Laboratory (ARL)

Communications and Electronics Research and Development

Center (CERDEC)

Wednesday:

C4ISR Community of Interest

Thursday:

Chem Bio Community of Interest

Edgewood Chemical and Biological Center (ECBC)



Discussion



What Our Nation’s Leaders are Saying

Continued investment in S&T enables our decisive overmatch

President Barack Obama

“Whether it’s improving our health or harnessing clean energy, protecting our security or succeeding in

the global economy, our future depends on reaffirming America’s role as the world’s engine of scientific

discovery and technology innovation.”

Dr. Ashton B. Carter, Secretary of Defense

“Investing in science and technology early on, ensures that the Pentagon will have something on the

shelf when it needs it, so that it does not have to start from scratch when it is too late."

General Gustave F. Perna, Commanding General, Army Materiel Command

“The Army will resume its deferred modernization initiatives, making capital investments and modernization

improvements that build on the previous efforts in Science & Technology and preservation of the organic

industrial base.”

General Mark Milley, Chief of Staff of the Army

“Robust investment in S&T underpins technological advances in our military capabilities and is vital to

maintaining technological superiority.”

Hon. Eric Fanning, Secretary of the Army

“Tomorrow’s Army depends on its success in exploiting the best technology today. As global threats

evolve, the Army must accelerate its own capabilities in areas like cyber, electronic warfare, and protecting

our communication networks. Today, and in the future, our Army depends on maintaining a technological

edge over our adversaries.”



RDECOM FY16 Program ($5.770B)30 September 2016

RDT&E Managed

Primarily through

ASA(ALT):

$2,335M (40%)

Other Appropriations: $451M (8%)

Reimbursable:

$2,984M (52%)

6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.7Applied Research

Advanced Technology DevelopmentInvestigation &

analysis of basic law of nature, phenomenon to increase scientific knowledge

Application of knowledge to develop useful materials, devices and systems or methods

Adv. Component Development and Prototypes

Operational System Development

Development of subsystems & components to integrate into system prototypes

6.6RDTE Management Support

Maturation of systems/sub-systems through competitive prototyping and experimentation

60% Industry28% In-House12% OGA, Other

90% Industry10% In-House

90% Industry10% In-House 84% Industry

16% In-House

RDT&E Management Support

64% Universities/ Industry33% In-House3% OGA, Other

33% Industry53% In-House14% OGA, Other

Basic Research

Manufacturing technologies and pre-planned product improvements

Total: $5.770B

RDECOM FY16 Program

OPA (BASE), $23

OPA (OCO), $10

OMA (BASE), $169

OMA (OCO), $144

OSD Direct, $105

AMC (LCMCs/SRAs),

$429

PEOs, $1,294

Other Army, $209

DOD Agencies, $970

OGAs, $70

Non-Federal, $12

6.1,

$355

6.2, $653

6.3, $557

6.4, $42

6.5, $6

6.6, $84

6.7, $47

Congressional Adds

(6.1-6.3 & 6.7), $370

SBIR/STTR (6.6), $221

*Percentages based on historical Army portfolio

OGA: Other Government Agencies

PEOs: Program Executive Offices

LCMCs/SRAs: Life Cycle Management

Commands/Separate Reporting Activities

OCO: Overseas Contingency Operations

OSD: Office of the Secretary of Defense

OMA: Operation and Maintenance, Army

OPA: Other Procurement, Army

SBIR/STTR: Small Business Innovation

Research/Small Business Technology

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